Baseball fans, get ready for an exhilarating season as Pitcher List announces it will live-stream every single MLB game in 2025 on its Playback.tv channel! Kicking off today, March 27, 2025, the service promises to bring live baseball directly to viewers, making this a landmark moment for fans everywhere.
For years, the dream of watching baseball together has been a fantasy for many, but now it’s a reality. Starting from Opening Day, if there’s a game on, Pitcher List will be streaming it. Whether it’s an early morning matchup at 11 AM or a late-night contest at 10 PM, fans can tune in at Playback.tv/PitcherList to catch all the action.
What can fans expect from this innovative streaming service? For starters, Pitcher List will offer interactive watch parties, allowing fans to chat with each other and engage with hosts in real-time as the action unfolds. Viewers will also be treated to special guests and featured games, with rotating guest analysts from the baseball industry providing expert insights and lively discussions.
Joining the action is simple. Fans need to head to Playback.tv/PitcherList and connect their MLB.TV subscription to sync with the live stream. However, even those without an MLB.TV subscription can still participate; they can watch the stream with a scorebug synced to the game feed, similar to Gameday. This means fans can still enjoy the camaraderie of the community, even if they can’t watch the live video feed.
It’s important to note that while Pitcher List aims to stream every game, games that are typically blacked out will remain unavailable. Nonetheless, joining Playback.tv is completely free, and fans can create an account without any cost. Furthermore, chat members will have the opportunity to request to join the stage with video and audio, spotlighting community members throughout the season.
As fans gear up for the season, they’ll also want to tune into the second leg of ESPN’s Opening Day doubleheader featuring the Los Angeles Dodgers hosting the Detroit Tigers. Scheduled to start at 7 p.m. ET (4 p.m. PT), this highly anticipated matchup will be broadcast on ESPN and available for streaming on various platforms.
The Dodgers, fresh off a 2-0 start following victories over the Chicago Cubs in MLB’s Tokyo Series, are looking to maintain their momentum. With a roster boasting superstars like Shohei Ohtani and Mookie Betts, they are aiming to kick off their championship defense against the Tigers, who will send their ace, Tarik Skubal, to the mound. Skubal, who went 18-4 with a 2.39 ERA last season, won the American League’s Cy Young award and is looking to lead his team to victory.
On the other side, the Dodgers will counter with their own ace, Blake Snell, a left-hander who led the National League in WAR (6.5) and ERA (2.25) just a year ago. This matchup between two elite pitchers promises to be a thrilling contest as both teams vie for an early-season victory.
For those wondering how to catch the Dodgers vs. Tigers game, live streams are available through FuboTV, DirecTV Stream, and Sling TV, each offering free trial options. Additionally, ESPN+ subscribers can watch the game for $11.99 per month, which includes MLB coverage throughout the season.
As the 2025 MLB season unfolds, fans can also enjoy the return of beloved radio broadcasters who bring the game to life. The voices of summer are back, ready to describe the action for fans relaxing on their porches or embarking on summer road trips. Notable broadcasters like Denny Matthews of the Royals, Tom Hamilton of the Guardians, and Rick Rizzs of the Mariners, among others, will be calling the games this season.
In a notable change, veteran Dave Sims will take over Yankees duties from the retired John Sterling, while Charley Steiner is expected to return to the Dodgers booth after missing last season due to cancer treatment. These familiar voices will continue to enhance the fan experience, whether they’re following their favorite teams or simply tuning in to enjoy the game.
Fans can listen to MLB games live all season long on SiriusXM, which will broadcast every game from Opening Day through the World Series. Spanish-language play-by-play broadcasts of select games will also be available on channel 871. For those who want more than just games, MLB Network Radio (channel 89) will feature news, discussions, and interviews 24/7, catering to the diverse interests of baseball fans.
As the 2025 season kicks off, here’s a quick look at the flagship radio stations and broadcast teams for every MLB club. From the Arizona Diamondbacks to the Washington Nationals, each team has its own dedicated broadcast team ready to deliver the excitement of the season to fans across the country.
In summary, the 2025 MLB season is shaping up to be an unforgettable one. With Pitcher List bringing every game to fans via live streaming, the Dodgers and Tigers set to clash in a thrilling matchup, and the return of legendary broadcasters, there’s no shortage of excitement in the world of baseball. As fans prepare to immerse themselves in the action, one thing is clear: the love for the game is stronger than ever.
